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Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
"A New Ticket Office.

1t will be matter of general interest
to the public to know that about the mid
die of this week, the Missouri Pacific
will open its own ticket office in this city,
at 21S South Thirteenth street. 1t will be
in charge of Mr.. Thomas F. Godfrey,
we'll known as the former popular north
western travelling agent of the Missouri
Pacific road. His assistant will be MIR.
+. l.. Fray, thorough railroad man,
and well known to the Omaha public as
a clever and courteous gentleman.
The Missouri Pacific is the best equip.
ped of any of the western roads and
caters to its patrons in a manner that
might be worthy the emulation of other
roads. East trains and close connections
constitute its watchwords. Not content
with putting on fast train between
Omaha and Kansas City they have con-
by running chair cars 10 the great pleas.
ure of all travellers. At Atchison q buffet
is attached and the tourist can eat his
supper en- route from that place to the
city at the Kaw's mouth. Omaha people
know of the benefits to be derived from
the Missouri Pacific. They recognize IT
as one of the most liberal corporations of
the country, and are therefore inclined
to patronize it. In this connection it may
not be generally known that the Missouri
Pacific railroad has the contract for car
rying the mails between Kansas City and
st. Louis and the run is made IN seven
hours. However, that which concerns
us most is the new Office at 218 South
cilties afforded for patronizing the road
will no doubt be embraced. Omaha is
to be congratulated on the new depar-
ture,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

Kaufman Bros, 2O7 S. 18th St.
&. p. Benjamin, 1912 Farnam st.
5. A. Sloman, 1912 Farnam St.
S. Katz Il Co., 1911 Farnam st.
Nedd & Craig, 140G Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
BENNISON Bros, MONDAY.
Great Panic Sale al 1919 and 1921 Doug
las Street.
Now ls the Proper Time TO Buy Your
Spring Dress Goods-Ail the
--latest NoveIties-Remcm-
ber Monday.

Our stock of dress goods is very Jorge
and contains all the latest novelties in
foreign and domestic fabrics and at
prices that we guarantee to be the lowest
IN the west.
We will place on sale Monday morning
90 pieces 81 in. Ladies Cloths in ali the
new Spring Shades at Soc per yard
worth $1.25.
so pieces 81 in. Tricots at SIC, worth
el.25.
so Lawn Tennis Combination Suits, an
Elegant line of Spring Shades at $3.50
per suit, worth $1,000.
25 pieces AZ in. Stripes and Checks,
Beautiful goods 75c, worth $l.O0.
FOR MONDAY.
800 doz. Ladies and Childrens Hem
stitched Colored Border Handkerchiefs
all Linen 8tc'each.
Case New Figured Lawns in Elegant
New Shades and Patterns Monday onl ly
3Ac per yard, not more than 10 yds. to
any one customer.
100 pieces Allen Shn ting Prints, Mon
day only, 3lc per yard. Not more than
12 yards to any one customer.
100 pieces Dress Ginghams, for Monday
only, Sc per yard, worth 12tc. -,
Our sale on Boys Shirt Waists we Will
continue another week. Get the boys
Waist at soc, 69c, S5c, 9Sc.
New Trimmings. New Silk Cords in
every shade made and the granGest line
of Imported Hosiery in Silks and Fancy
Lisles ever brought to this city. and at
prices that all can buy. Don't fail to eX-
anime our goods before purchasing. We
win '"'' ~" BENNlsON BROS,
1919 and 1891 Douglas ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
10 ! FOR SOUTH OMAHA !
Title Guaranteed by Midland Guarantee
and Trust 90.
3. AND M, PARK ADDITION.
S75, $50, $50, $50, $50, $50. S75,
9$75. $50, $50, $50, $50, $57.
$40, $50, $50, $50, $40,
$75, $50, $50, $75.
Something Surprising.

The leading dailies of Omaha for
the past week gave notice that
certain property in South Omaha would
shortly be placed on the market at
prices that were heretofore unheard OF.
We are now ready to state just what and
where it is. This new addRtion lies just
south and east of Albright's choice and
due southeast of the South Omaha
Exchange building and packing house.
Every foot of this land lies high, dry
and level and is covered with heavy
growth of timber which would cut from
20 to 30 cords of cordywood to the acre;
company runs in front of this land and
connection with the South Omaha
branch has already been surveyed to
their main branch, forming junction
close to the Park.
The owners of this property have de.
cided to sell ouly LIMITED number OF
these lots at $50 each, $75 for corners.
which the prices will be 500 and $125
each. Terms are spot cash and for each
purchase warranty deed will be given.
The land is free of encumbrance and the
title has been guaranteed by the Mid
land Guarantee and Trust Co. and each
purchaser can obtain a separate
guarantee for their lots for the full
Dulu ny uO pllCCS ~
which these lots will be sold are less than
adjoining property can be bought pro-
portionately by the acre, and are
fully as valuable as many lots that
have been sold in South Omaha for
in some instances ten times the amount
asked for the Park Lots. In or
der to convince the public that these lots
are no wild cat speculation, or
other undesirable property, we pro-
pose to run a train of coaches to the
Park and thus enable each one to see for
themselves just what they are going to
buy We will give due notice of date
and time at which we will start. The lots
are full size, 5Ox125, with (6 foot streets
and Is foot alleys, and mt the price
these lots are offered it will enable
those whose business interests are located
in South Omaha and the packing houses
to own their own homes at a tritling cost.
And each first day purchaser will double
his money. for, as before stated, prices
will BIZ advanced after first days sales
wiMout fail. For plats and particulars
apply to
Kaufman Bros, 2O7 S. 18th st.
e. p. Benjamin, 1919 Farnam st.
s. A. Sloman, 1912 Farnam St.
S. katz Il Co., 1911 Farnam st.
Nedd & Craig, 140G Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Exposition Building,

Tuesday, March 90, Grand Exhibition
Drill by the Apollo Div. No. II, U. X. X.
of r., the best drilled division in the
United States. The following divisions
m; Apollo DIV, U. X. X of p, Lincoln;
A. ID, Marshall Div. No. 10, Lincoln; Lin
coin DIV. No. /, Lincoln; Plattsmouth
Diy.. Plattsmouth; Bluffs Div, Council
Bluffs: Myrtle Div. No. 3, Omaha; Lilly
Div. No: 9, Omaha; Douglas Diy. No. o;
Omaha Div. No. 12, Omaha; Headed by
the H. p band. Exhibition drill at 8 p. M,
the grand ball begins at 0. The famous
Musical Union orchestra of 80 pieces will
furnish music for the grand ball. Tick
main floor 81; spectators tickets so cents
each. Doors open at 730, exhibition
drill at 8, grand march at o.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
He Evidently Means Business.

Work on the Benson street railway
was commenced yesterday. The engi-
neer in charge says he will have it ready
for the cars in 30 dayt. 1t is understood
used on this line. These m otors are said
to be as rapid and as easily controlled as
a cable car. They are expensive, but
from the manner in which Mr.. Benson is
pushing this and other improvements he
is evidently not figuring very closely on
expense, but looking to the permanent
Improvement of his property. Parties
that have made purchases in Benson
with n prospect of horse car line to it by
see noisless motor pulling cars to it by
May l.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Medical Books and Papers Free.

Medical Books and Papers Free.
DIR. McMenamy of the Omaha Medical
and Surgical institute has publisheda a
valuable set of books and papers upon
chronic and surgical diseases and defor-
mities and the methods of cure which
have gwen him the reputation of being
the most skillful and successful specialist
IN the west and made the Institute SO
celebrated that medicines are sent to and
patients received from every state In the
union. Among the books is one upon
diseases of women; one upon nervous,
special and private diseases of the
sexual and urinary organs; varico-
cele cured by surgical operations,
and their lately invented clamp compress
suspensory for the relief and cure of
varicocele, nervous exhaustion and sex
ual debility, new restorative treatment.
Papers upon surgical braces, piles, can
GERS, paralysis, fits. Electricity and the
new magnetic battery for home use; ca
tarrh and inhalation, etc. Unlike most
books issued by doctors free, they do not
consist of testimonials with fictitious
names and initials, or rubbish of that
kind. but are plain descriptions of
diseases, SYMPTOMS, new discoveries in
medicine, surgery and electricity, and
are well worth the perusal, and can be
obtained free by addressing the Omaha
Medical and Surgical Institute, 18th street
and Capitol avenue, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Swift at South Omaha.

Within the past week it has become a
fixed fact that Swift & Co. will erect a
large packing house at South Omaha.
One of the largest lumber companies in
the west Is seeking yard location there.
Il is becoming more evident every day
that Omaha is to be one of the leading
cities of the United States and South
Omaha ITS leading manufacturing cen.
ter. II South Omaha makes a town,
which no reasonable person can now
doubt. there is no better place to hold
Omaha and South Omaha. There are
still about 100 lots in the old plat of
South Omaha, located as above described,
on beautiful ground, in the vicinity OF
the park, for sale at old prices by the G..
y. Mayne X. +. Il L. Co., N. W. cor. 10Th
q Harney.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
N. B.FAL0pNER,
Special Sale of Fine silks On Mon.
day Mornsu9.


day Monsng.
The silks we offer on Monday morning
are the finest goods ever offered by us IN
special sale. We offer them at prices
we never have before. These goods
will give perfect satisfaction in the wear
and we guarantee it. When these are
gone we cannot duplicate.
SPECIAL
Black Surrahs 75c, worth 81.
24-inch Plaid Surahs at $1.35, worth
$i.75.
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS.
24.inch Bonnet black silk at $3.50.
A.irch Bonnet black silk at $1.s5.
24-inch Bonnet black silk at So.
24.inch Bonnet gros grain silk at s2.25.
24-inch Bonnet gros grain silk at $3.50.
FAlLLE FRANCHISE.
23-inch Faillc Francase at $1.75.
24.nch Faille Francase at 81.
24-inch Faille Francaise at $2.25.
24.inch Faille Franchise at $3.50.
24-inch Faille Franchise at SO.
SATIN DUCHESS.
23.inch Satin Duchess at $1.5O.
23-inch Satin Duchess at 81.
23-lnch Satin Duchess ut $3.50.
DRAP DE FLOR.
24-inch Satin DE Flor at g.. $50.
24-lnch Satin De Flor at 90.
PRINCESS.
23.inch Princess at 81 .65.
ANTONETT.
23-inch Antonett Black Silk at $500.
ARMURE.
24inch Black Armure at $500.
24lnch Black Armure at $3.50.
BLACK SURAH.
22.inch Black Surah at $1.0O.
23-inch Black Surah at $1.25.
23-inch Black Surah at $3.50.
24-inch 4.thread Black Surah at $1.65.
24-inch Black Surah at $500.
N. b. FALCONER.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
A BIG DEAL FOR JONES,
Several Large Stocks Of Goods Purchased
at q Small Cost
l.. o. Jones & Co. Buy Several Large
Stocks OF Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, ana Furnishing
Goods.

For the past sixty days L. y. Jones e.
Co., the Farnam Street Clothiers, have
been negotiating for the purchase of
several large stocks of goods, and the
purchases have finally been concluded at
a cost of from 30 to GO cents
on the dollar, and the en-.
tire combined stocks will be closed
out on the second floor of their place of
business, 1909 Farnam street, at prices
about e.half actual value. Among the
bargains will be so suits for men, strong
and durable, at $50 each; 25 suits stylish
plaid pattern, $3.65;. mems Scotch plaid
suits, $4.9O; mems blue serge suits, just
the thing for Grand Army men and
others, $500; mems fancy check pants,
9Sc; boys two piece suits in stylish pat
terms, $l.50, boys striped and plaid knee
pants, 33c; mems reinforced white
shirts, 800; so dozen mems
French Percale fancy shirts, regular
$1.50 qualities, all at IS cents. Ladies
fine kid shoes, 1925 and large stock of
Mems, Ladies and Children's fine shoes
at SOC on the dollar.
The sale will commences on Wednes-
day, March 30th, and continue for ten
days if the goods last that long. On
Wednesday, the first day of the sale we
will give to every man that calls a spring
hat or cap free. The goods must 60 at
cut-in-two prices, or We will give them
away. Come and bring your friends.
l.. o. JONES Il CO.;
PRICE SMASHERS,
1909 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
The Several Advantages

Of the American Gasoline Stove over its
competitors are the simplicity of Its burn.
ers and the compact form in which it is
put together. The burner and all its
parts are so constructed that leaks are
impossible. The stove Is provided with
patent safety lock which prevents any
accidents from carelessness or children.
This stove is sold by A. M. McCargar, 41O
N. 10th. He also handles the Favorite
Coal Range, which IS acknowledged to
be one of the finest on the market. Al
ways IN stock good line of Coal Cooks
of the best manufacture. Remember, the
place to buy Gasoline Stoves Is at
MCCARGAR's, All N. 10th.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
All persons making sales in Hillsdale
will receive full commissions.
SAMEs, 1907 Farnam st.
The Star Real Estate Office.

p. r. Belden Il Co. have removed to
120 north 18th street where they have
very commodious and comfortable quar-
ters. This firm has large list of very
desirable property among which the fol-
loving special bargains may be found.
20 lots in Grammercy Park, 5000 to
800.
A number of lots in Baker Place. $475
to $3.50. These are as good as are offered
in Clifton Hill at 800.
Lots on Lowe avenue, east fronts lying
between Leavenworth and Farnam for
$1,000 each. Terms very easy.
One lot in Arlington Place 1.150.
Lot IN Kirkwood for 81, 200,
House and lot on Catherine st., modern
improvements, $6, 300 net.
5 lots in Brennan Place. Terms very
easy.
South Omaha property in Albright's
Choice and Annex very cheap. Also a
nice list of property in most all parts of
the city. Do not forget our new loca
ton. The Star Real Estate Office, 12O
north 10Th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
1t Is a Well Known Fact

That there is not house for rent in the
city.
We have some nice 7-room houses tor
sale. Small payments down, balance on
monthly payments. Secure one of these
while you have chance and save rent
which is money in your pocket. We
have buggies and carriages waiting at
property any time of the day. Call early
and get the best bargains, they will go
fast; also some fine unimproved prop
erty in any part of the city.
BAY & FITCH,
Real Estate, 218 S 10Th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Hillsdale is the handsomest suburban
location in Omaha.
AMEs, 1907 Farnam st.
For Sale.

We have four full corner lots 66x139
feet each on Farnam street east of 10th
street at $4,000, $4,000, $75,OOO and
$125, 900.
% feet on Farnam by 1879 on 18th. 1000
A choice corner 132 feet front on
10th st south of Cass street. 49,. 65,000
A choice corner on 10th st 66x66for $4,000
66xSS W cor 23d and Cunning, $1,000
and 10th. ...: ..........:. $4,000
20 feet on Cunning between 18th
and 18TH ............. 4,5O0.
rs feet on 10th street near Mich
olas. ... ...~................... $1,000.
1876 feet on Leayenworth ...... 10000.
Two acres on Leavenworth. go. $4,000.
Good dwelling property IN all parts of
the city.
Three full lots on U. P. tracks to lease
for 90 years.
The e. f. Mayne Real Estate and
Trust Co., N. w. corner 18th and
Harney.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
presume that tho opera house will ba
packed during their stay here. The ads
vance sale will open at 0 o'clock SaturA
day morning, April 2.
ALMOST EQUAL TO BARNUM.
A Horse Gets Done Up in Style
Through COachman's Orders.

Through a Coachman's Orders.
The famous story of 1.-The man who
gave Barnum his shave" was duplicated
IN manner yesterday afternoon in an
equine way. A well known citizen sent
valuable horse down to DR.. S. Js
Chambers Office to have a small tumo1
cut off. The attendant by mistake en-
tered Kinney's horse clipping establish
ment on Fourteenth street, which is con-
nected with Watson's blacksmith shop.
When asked what he wanted he said that
"Mr. had sent dat horse down to
hat efrything done to him. To haf de+
dumor cut off and efrything fixed up in1s
STYLE" DIR. Chambers was called an6'
cut off the tumor on short notice. Then
MIR. Watson came in, and Mr.. Kinney
asked if anything else was required be-
sides the DOCTORS attention. The coach
man said all he knew was that the horse
must be fixed up in stylo
and he was sent down to sec that it was
done. The owner of the animal was we'll
and they of course thought the order alb
right, so, in very short time four new
shoes were placed on the sklppers' feet
then Kinney got his machine ready, and
the surplus hair disappeared like that Of
dude preparing for the summer season.
The coachman had slipped out. and
when he returned he failed to recognize
the graceful appearance OF a compara-
lively new animal-like human who
suddenly astonishcs his friends by ap.
pearing in new suit of cloths, fashion
able and extra fine, it was sometime be-
fore he could be made certain of the rec
ognitlon. When he took the horse
home the owner was decidedly
angry man. He said that all
he had ordered done, was the removal
of the tumor, and that his coachman had
exceeded his authority. At any rate, he
Will have nice little bill to settle, as
the doctor, Kinney and Watson, acted
strictly according to their orders when
they did their work. 1t is said that the
climax of giving the horse thorough
overharling ought to have been com.
pleted by bringing him over, to Joe
Witherow's stables for good dinner:
The mistake of the cUachman has caused
considerable amusement among horse
men, especially as Drs. Chambers, Kinney
and Watson temporarily gave up press
ing work to attend to this prominent horse
customer.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
THE INCENTIVE TO Own A HOME will
cause you to buy Hillsdale lot.
AMES, 1907 Farnam.

The South Omaha Land company have
appointed Z. Il. Mayne sole agent for the
sale of their lots. He will show the prop
erty and furnish all desired information
upon application.
ISignedl w. A. PAXTON, President.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Located the Factory,

Mr.. j. II. Guilfoil. of Detroit, who came
to Omaha to start varnish factory, has
secured location on Grace steet, near
Eleventh, and will commence at once
upon the work Of erecting a factory,
which will be ready for occupancy within
a month. The firm will employ about
fifty men at the start.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Hlllsdale prices are $3.50, $3.50 and $500.
AMEs, 1907 Farnam.
Limitation"

Is the slncerest flattery. Therefore, deal
who ARE reno now snE their se
the Perfection, and an oven like the
Perfection" are simply advertising the
Perfection stove. When the purchaser
examines the Perfection" they easily
see its superiority over all competitors.
The genuine Perfection" stove and
Perfection" Asbestos-Lined Cvens are
sold only by JNo. HUssIE,
24O7 Cunning St,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

Manager Boyd has made another wise
selection in securing the famous McGib.
eny Family for May 13 and IA. They ale
now in California, making great hit"
Two more children appear this time who
were not ON stage when last here.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Chean, Cheap.! Uheap.!,

Go to South Omaha and cal! on Ander.
son, Cook n Wichterman and you will
see they have the largest list OF business
sonable terms. Call and be convinced
Office at stock yards and dummy cross
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

The Union Pacific commenced suit in
the Federal court yesterday to obtain pos
session of the 200 feet on each side OF its
right of way in section 10, township 10,
north range II east. The suit is brought
against Douglas county which allows the
railroad only 100 feet on either side Of its
right Of way.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Announcement Of Alma e. Keith.

Announcement OF Alma r. Keith.
Our display of Easter bonnets and hats,
Thursday and Friday afternoon and
evening
Everything new and desirable in ma.
terials and trimmings, now ready.
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HATS A SPECIALITY.
An inspection invited. 100 and III 10Th
St., opp. P. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Der StabstrOmpeter.
(Chief Bugler.)

NOfffo1 IuffotI
Boyd's opera house will be crowded to.
night on account of this famous new
comic-opera which has been selected by
Otto Pulls for his benefit. Nearly all the
best reserved seats have been taken. The
few left may be had this morning be-
tween 10 and 10 o'clock al the box Office
of the opera house.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

For bargains buy lots in North Omaha.
You will double your money in six
months. FLACK Il HOMAN,
FrenZer Blk. opp. p. y.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

II you have not seen Hillsdale you
cannot Judge Of its beauty Of location
and cheapness. Come and see it.
AMES, 1907 Farnam,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
.Rprlng style Hats.

Frederick. Leading Hatter.--
--Dunlap's Celebrated Hats
-Boy's Cloth School Hats
Largest Stock, Lowest Priccs,--
Frederick 5 Great HAT Store. =.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

The beautiful addition recently laid
out in west part of city, traversed by
Harney, Farnam, Douglas and Dodge
streets, will be called Briggs Place. in
honor of Judge Briggs, the former
owner.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Important to Ladies'.

Nj. AGNES RERLIN, LADIES FURNIsHER,
COR. DOUGLAS AND 10TH HAS RECEIVED AN
ELEGANT LINE OF NEW AND STYLISH
MILLIFERY, SHE HAS ALSO SECURED THE
SERVICES OF FIRsT-CLAss TRIMMER
FROM NEW YORK CITY, WHO WILL BE
CONSTANTLY ON HAND TO AID LADIES IN
SELECTING BECOMING HEAD GEAR.
M. AGNES BERLIN.
Cor: DOUGLAS AND 10TH STREET.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

No possible doubt will exist in your
mind, when you see Hillsdale, as to its
value. AMEs, 1907 Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Brick For Sale.

Kiln of $4,000 brick for sale at reason.
able pliccs, delivered in quantities to
suit. MARDIs Il FLAGG,
10Th st. South of VintOn.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

Your first duty in this growing city is
to secure lot for your future home.
Hillsdalc is the best place to do this.
AMEs, 1907, Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Return OF Mother Dunn.

Mother Dunn, of the Sacred Heart con.
vent, arrived yesterday from flying trip
to Europe. A most cordial welcome was
given her by her associate teachers at the
convent and the pupils. In fact, il was
smade a gala day, for tho lady,. in addi.
ton to being head of great educational
institutiOn. is beloved by o host OF
Omaha's leading citizens Of all beliefs.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

DON'T BE TALKED out of it but see
Hlllsdale, its beautiful location and sur
rounding improvements.
AMEs, 1907 Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

For elegant warehouse and trackage
property buy lots in North Omaha.
FLACK & HOMAN,
Room II Frenzer Blk. opp. P. y.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

Hi lsdale, all lots good depth, neigh.
borhood first class.
AMEs, 1907 Farnam St.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

Vassar Place lots for sale by
FLACK Il HoMAN,
Frenzer block, opp. p. U.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Notice.

u you want the best buggy carriage or
delivery wagon in the city for the least
money do not fail to call on
WINoNA IMPLEMENT Co.,
Cor. i4th and Nicholas sts.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
The Finest 80 Acres

in Douglas county; has frontage on two
county roads. This is splendid piece
for plating. and can he had if taken
within few days at $500 per acre.
AMES, 1907 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Real Estate, 21S S 10Th st,

Full commission is paid to all parties
selling Hillside lots.
AMEs, 1907 Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

Drive out to Hillside-See its location
and surroundings.
AMEs, 1907 Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

Architects and Super rintendents.
Hodgson d Son, 26 Iron Bank, Omaha,
asd 81 Me. are., Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

Hillsdale challenges competition for
natural beauty of location.
AMEs, 1907 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

Judicious debt incurred for lot In
hillsdale is right and secure you home.
AMEs, 1907 Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

To buy five.acre tract north of city,
mot beyond Florence.) Address with
particulars IL. A, BEE Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27
Married.

At the home of the groom al Ottawa,
Kan, March II, s. NJ. Beardsley. of
North Platte, Neb., to Miss Mary +. Con.
ley, of Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

Every man should own his home.
Hillsdale gives him chance to do so.
AMEs. 1907 Farnam
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-27

Don't fail to secure Hillsdale lot if
you want to make money.
AMEs, 15O7Farnam.